Yes they removed the channel numbers on this one Just like CBS did for San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit and Denver.
Think stations dumping their channel numbers are doing so since the actual RF channel matches their original number.
True and TV's made today are not on channel numbers but on Apps.The younger suits realize that the younger consumers of television news don't give a stinking crap about the "legacy" of a number.
We're 4 is probably the best TV imaging campaign ever. Truly captured life in New England at that time. I still hear that song in my head sometimes. 🙂I want to see what CBS does with their legacy Channel 2's in NYC and Chicago
What the younger suits in New York don't understand is viewers grew up with Channels 4,5 and 7 and that was passed on for generations in Boston.
Channel 4 built its brand by BEING CHANNEL 4
Good question My first guess was that it was a screen or screens showing content from another network that might sic its legal eagles on CBS if that content were to appear on an affiliate's newscast, although the multi-screen display shown clearly elsewhere in the video had two MLB games and an NHL game on it, and CBS doesn't have rights to either league. So it's mystery to me. My only other guess was that it was a video advertisement (in-house?) for cigarettes or marijuana or some other product that might get WBZ in trouble.What on earth did Channel 4 digitally edit out of this segment???????????